The emergency regulation should stay in effect for 180 days, the petition says.
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- I'm a journalist covering Alaska's commercial fishing industry. My real name is Wesley Loy. Reach me at wloy61@gmail.com.
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- Jack Schultheis crosses the bar
- Need a cannery?
- OBI pulls back a bit
- More disaster relief
- Halibut dips again
- The Wild Alaska Sole Association
- Addressing the court's concerns
- Roughed up trawler makes injury stop at Kodiak
- Disaster relief for crabbers advances
- Four rescued after vessel capsizes near Kodiak
- Shutting down Chinook bycatch
- Here's the Copper River salmon forecast!
- Hope for herring
- Juneau watch
- How many Cook Inlet EEZ salmon?
- Metlakatla's powerful ally
- Peter Pan temporarily idles its King Cove plant
- Activists seek listing for Alaska Chinook
- Maxing out
- USCG posts report on Scandies Rose tragedy
- Kids who fish
- A threat to weak stocks?
- The international issue of bycatch
- 'Corporate purgatory'
- New leadership for a CDQ organization
- Federal salmon buy
- Coast Guard tows disabled fishing vessel to Adak
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2 comments:
It didn't take long for the CDQ Program to expose its ugly head.
They tried this move last year, and it didn't work.
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